Youth Corner

Youth has a significant role in the development of every country. In the present situation we need to impart civic education to secure our better future. The best investment under current scenarios would be educating the youth. We are surrounded by multiple calamities and we can't meet these challenges without an active participation of the youth as a catalyst of change. They need to change themselves and their attitude and their approach must be based on sensibility, responsibility, tolerance and patience.

To become an active and healthy participant to the society and to brighten the future they should avoid following anti-social activities like: 

• Misuse of fireworks
• Shouting or noisy behavior in silence zones e.g. near hospitals or outside someone’s house, etc.
• Using rude, abusive or insulting language
• Threatening behavior or bullying, which also includes bullying through internet, mobile phones or other electronic media
• Uncontrolled or dangerous dogs, assault, street crime/theft
• Misuse of vehicles e.g. blocking access, noisy radios and wheel spinning
• Excessive usage of drugs, buying and selling drugs
• Responsibilities
• As an active citizen, it is our responsibility to be calm and supportive in the following situations:
• If you are being stopped does not mean that you are under arrest or that you have necessarily done something wrong. If you are stopped by the police, you are required to stay for the duration of the search. If necessary, you will be prevented from walking away. We must use the search powers fairly, responsibly and with respect for people and without discrimination. We must make sure that the search time is kept to the minimum.
  The search must take place near to where you are stopped, except on occasions where moving you would protect your privacy.
  You will be given a form to take away that outlines the reason that you were searched.

• What age can I drive?
• What is the 'Age of Delinquency'?
• Is smoking an offence?
• Is smoking 'Shisha' an offence?
• Can I marry without my parents' consent?
• Is explicit Internet content an offence?
• What are the government rules for internet cafe?
• How can I help the Police?
• Can I complaint against the Police?
• Can I arrest a suspect or criminal under Law?
• Is domestic violence an offence?
• Can teachers give physical punishment?
• Can Police stop me and ask for my ID or Licence anytime?
• What do I do if I am stopped by a Police?
• Should I report on-campus offence to Police?
• How do I check that the bike I want to purchase is genuine?
• Is using a stolen bike an offence, even if I don't know it?
• Is one-wheeling an offence?